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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

Page

3

Letty and Deck Plot as Harriden's Motive Hovers

In a stormy night of fear and intrigue, Letty Van Alstyn and Deck confront tangled suspicions about Randal and a hidden diamond. Mitchell and Harriden collide over generated deceit as the narrator hunts for truth, while a mysterious cat prowls the haunted house and a pivotal dress case may reveal a crucial letter.

Blood On the andiron in Harriden Mansion

A tense sequence unfolds at a grand house party as Harriden accuses the narrator of theft while Monty Mitchell defends her. The narrator convicts Harriden of murder through a chilling, staged reconstruction, revealing bloodied evidence and hidden letters as the truth behind Mrs Harriden’s death comes to light.

Donahey Bfe Keller Young Watkins Holt Dan Dan Harriden Mrs. Harriden Inspector Harelden

Mechanical Wizard Conjurer and a Houseful of Oddities

A Pathfinder Magazine quip pairs a cheap suit gag with a payment joke and a conjurer’s watch trick. The Mechanical Wizard Conjurer pressures a buyer, while a spectator marvels at a watch that supposedly lasted six months, interrupted by a parlor scene with a lamp.

Beerstein Pathfinder Magazine

There's a Way Little Johnny bag drank the ink What shall I do

A fragmentary line poem or children's rhyme appears with questions about writing in pencil and handling ink. The text resembles a playful or mnemonic verse, lacking clear event or participants and offering no additional context or outcome.

Johnny Bag

Bothering Trifle Movie Star Sifts Through Calls

A playful scene unfolds as a movie star orders the operator to contact her husband and quizzes whether he is her fourth or fifth husband. The brief punchline captures backstage humor and starry impatience.

Discovery of a New Double Star Revolution of 20 Months

Prof. Gerard Kulper of Holtang announced the recovery of a new double star observed with a large telescope at Lict hac tory California. The finding suggests a revolution of about 20 months. Pathfinders Magazine notes the result as an interesting celestial event seen with the naked eye among nearby stars.

Gerard Kulper Holtang Lict California Pathfinder Magazine

Sweet Temper in Boys A Mixed Trait of Value

A brief editorial note extols sweet temper in boys as valuable yet notes dependence on such nature varies with practical usefulness and resilience, indicating practical limits to relying on good temper alone.

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